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On this episode of Newt's World.

When the idea of gene therapy really surfaced, I wanted to develop treatments for these diseases, not just understand them.

The child in Miami has thrown away his cane, which was his lifelong dream, his blind cane,

and is doing things that he never could do before.

There are many times when I began to feel like a pioneer who was trying to move west on a poorly-defined trail.

On this episode of Newt's World, we're going to meet three engaging and passionate doctors who are on the cutting edge of medical breakthroughs using gene therapy.

Dr. Jim Wilson, Dr. Catherine High, and Dr. Gene Bennett.

All three were honored last year by Sanford Health as nominees for their a million dollar Lorraine Cross Award.

An award that's given for innovative breakthroughs in medicine or science that has the ability to transform global health and change lives.

I work with Sanford as an advisor. I was there at the awards ceremony.

Frankly, I left the evening amazed.

Amazed by the potential of gene therapy to cure disease.

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